Donald Trump’s threat to impose significant tariffs on Canadian exports and his taunting of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are central tactics in his negotiating strategy to secure the best trade terms for the U.S., according to people familiar with his methods. Trump has warned that on January 20, his first day in office, he will…
Immigration Minister Marc Miller reaffirmed that Canada remains “an open country” following the Liberal government’s announcement to reduce the number of newcomers. On Thursday, Immigration Minister Mark Miller and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed plans to cut the projected intake of new permanent residents from 500,000 to 395,000 in 2025, with further reductions to 380,000…
In a heated presidential debate held on Tuesday night, U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump clashed on several major issues as they both aimed to sway voters ahead of the November election. Trump is looking to recover ground after Harris’ recent entry into the race diminished his lead over President Joe Biden….
The relationship between Canada and the United States has long been a cornerstone of North Americangeopolitics, but the dynamics are shifting as the U.S. becomes increasingly inward-looking due torising nationalism and protectionism. This evolving landscape presents unique challenges for Canada,emphasizing the need for a clear strategy to maintain relevance and strengthen its position on the…
The Trudeau government loves to spend lots of money. All that spending makes life less affordable in Canada — housing in particular. When the Liberals came to power in 2015, Ottawa was spending $288 billion a year. This year, the federal Liberals are expected to spend $499 billion, and next year, $519 billion. They will…
Immigration Minister Mark Miller announced a two-year cap on student permits to handle the housing crisis and stabilize growth. The cap is anticipated to lead to roughly 360,000 allowed study permits in 2024, a 35% drop from 2023. A number of students will be allotted to each province according to their population. The cap does…
Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, has shared that he will be assessing the entry of international students and other temporary residents into the country amidst concerns about the housing crisis. In an interview on January 14, Miller acknowledged the complexity of the relationship between immigration and housing. He emphasized that while immigrants are not responsible…
